After Escaping the Villainous Tycoon, I Ran Away Pregnant

Contemporary romance featuring transmigration into a book, prophetic dreams, possessive love, rekindled romance, mutual first love, sweet romance, regret and redemption, and a touch of angst.

Su Luo and the young master Shen Chenze seem to have enjoyed two blissful years together. In public, Shen Chenze is gentle and refined, while his tenderness toward Su Luo is intensely possessive. After Su Luo accidentally falls into the water, she dreams in her unconscious state that she is the villainess in a wealthy CEO romance novel. Jealous of the heroine and constantly courting disaster, she ultimately meets a tragic end, her family ruined by the sinister second male lead, who loves the heroine and is none other than her boyfriend, Shen Chenze. When she wakes, her boyfriend is concerned for her, but she is filled with fear and suspicion and begins watching him, unsure what to believe.

When an opportunity arises, Su Luo tries to test her dream. Her behavior becomes somewhat unusual, drawing Shen Chenze’s attention and prompting him to quietly tighten his control over her. Outside a private room, she hears him say, “Su Luo? I’m just having a bit of fun with her. As long as she does what she’s told, that’s all that matters.”

Suppressing her grief, Su Luo, pregnant without knowing it or only just realizing it, takes advantage of Shen Chenze’s brief lapse in attention or an unexpected opportunity to carefully plan her disappearance and flee his world in panic.

Five years later, they meet again in court. She is the defendant, while he is the party behind the prosecution or a key witness. The instant he sees her in court, his expression changes. His eyes filled with anguish and madness, he says, “Su Luo, it’s been five whole years.”

He is nothing like the man she remembers. His eyes are full of hatred for her. She has no idea that he spent five years searching for her after she left, and he has no idea that she bore his child.

He keeps her trapped at his side, leaving her nowhere to run. Su Luo says, “I’m married and have a child.” The man’s expression darkens. “So what? What difference does it make? Are you still going to run?”